EWZ...approx 75% return past year
EEB...approx 70% return past year
ILF.....approx50% return last year
Definitely a place for some of your investment... or you can worry about " inflation..deficits..of third world countries" and collect your 8% gains ( or losses) on the U.S. geniuses who created a " mortgage mess" in a booming real estate economy.
2007-12-30 07:28:33
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answered by jebediabartlett 6
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Shiv10
Definitely talk to your local brokerage firm. They will hook you up with the proper fund. You are a wise man to keep you mind open. Cause right now emerging enconomies including Brazil have huge return potential on your investment. In fact the leading many other nations including Germany, Japan and France in Firms listed on the USA Stock Market.
I just got back from there a month ago. It's amazing how many opportunities there is there right now.
ignore the person who said the negative things. He has outdated information regarding Brazil. They already paid their loan to the IMF international loans, does not spend one dime on buying foreign oil. It is auto-sufficient in fuel and it's the world leader on alternative fuel. Their industry is booming. There is so much demand that they are scrambling to keep up.
There is also huge opportunities for real estate investors. Specifically the fund investors.
Cheers mate.
Cesar
2007-12-30 18:47:56
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answered by CesarMCSE 3
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Personally I would never invest in a third world country. Just consider the effects of galloping inflation, balance of payments deficit and Exchange Control regulations. Don't do it.
2007-12-29 05:10:55
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answered by quatt47 7
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etf's that invest in brazil
bric - (brazil, russia, india and china)
ewz - (just brazil)
There are others as well that include brazil
latin america - ilf
emerging markets - vwo, eem
emerging markets bonds - msd, edf
2007-12-29 05:10:46
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answered by yeeooow 4
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ewz from ishares barclay intl. there are others but i like this one.
2007-12-29 05:11:37
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answered by Anonymous
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